Desk jockeys in eye-wateringly tight spandex will blur the line between fantasy and reality this week as they invade San Diego for the world’s largest celebration of pop culture fandom.

Vũ Trọng Lương, deputy head of Examination and Quality Management under Hà Giang Province Department of Education and Training directly is arraigned in the cheating on the national high school examination held in the locality, the Vietnam News Agency reports.

When you get the feeling that your heart is beating too fast, pounding, fluttering or seems to be “skipping a beat”, you probably have what is commonly referred to as palpitations. Many things can cause palpitations: excitement, stress, pregnancy, strong coffee and some medications. They are also associated with some medical conditions, such as gastritis and dehydration. They are usually more uncomfortable than dangerous.

After months of anticipation, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin meet today to put to the test the US president's ambition to forge a personal bond with the Kremlin chief.

Modern life can be very tiring. Let’s have a seat, enjoy some good tea and chat with Nguyễn Việt Hùng, the Tea Master of Việt Nam, who won the Tea Master Cup competition in 2016, about his passion for organic tea and stories of 300-year-old tea forests in Việt Nam. Bùi Quỳnh Hoa reports.

A suicide blast ripped through a crowd at a political rally in southwest Pakistan Friday killing 128 people and wounding 150, officials told AFP, in one of the deadliest attacks in the country’s history.

The Việt Nam Football Federation has awarded German technical director Juergen Gede a two-year extension to his contract.

A number of declassified documents relating to the 1973 Paris Peace Accords, stored by the United States National Archives, are now showcased to the public for the first time in Việt Nam.

Vietnamese striker Lê Công Vinh has been named one of the seven best strikers in the history of the AFF Suzuki Cup, according to the tournament's official website.

The Vườn Chuối archaeological site, though has been presumed to be the most important and largest-scale relic complex of the pre-Đông Sơn and Đông Sơn Cultures (700 BC - 100) in Vietnamese history, has constantly been under the brink of being wiped out. Vietnamese scientists have recently gathered at a seminar held by Hà Nội’s Department of Culture and Sports to discuss the values and measures to preserve the city’s invaluable archaeological treasure